"Cliffhanger: On the Edge of Capulin Volcano in New Mexico! 🌋🏞️ #CapulinVolcano #ExtremeAdventure"

Guys, uh we're going in. Um they said two miles to the top. So we're going to the very top of this volcano. It's called the Capulin volcano and it's formed, you know, way back when. It's been enacted for at least 30,000 years is what they're saying, if not longer. But uh just cool to be able to drive around the volcano. And then there's a mile hike at the top which we'll all get to be a part of, guys. But right now, we're just on the drive. Thanks for joining us. You see the mountains over here, man. It's beautiful, guys. [Music] See, there's the city of Capulin. I think that's three miles away. So, there's no telling how many miles away all those ranges are. Are y'all seeing this? This is incredible. Ron's going to love this. As you can see, the trail's going to go all the way around this rim. Uh there are cactus here. These things can get kind of pointy. I know about those. But I'm going to show you the bottom as we go around. There's all the top. Here's what the trail looks like. So, you think it's going to be a flat trail going around the rim, but we've got some ups and downs. So, it's going to be wonderful, wonderful hike. We'll see y'all down the trail, man. Yeah, big mountains, guys. So, we are going to walk the circle of life here. You saw the sign earlier. Probably put it in the video again. This is a trail that goes all the way up and around the cone of this volcano. And eventually we go to the bottom. But guys, you can hear me breathing. You want to see how big some mountains are? There's the Grande. It's not a tall one. That's a super wide mountain over there up above in the trees. All right, sun is shining. It's a happy day on this awesome trail. See you guys. It's a long, long, long way out there, but it's lots of love around this volcano. This is Capulate at its finest. You can see we're trying to check out the depths. So, come join us and thank you for being on the trail. We'll see you soon. Oh, look at that table up there. Yeah, guys, it's a lightning struck bench here. Super thick material. That lightning worked its way through there and kind of popped back out, I guess. I don't see it damage the ground much, but that's interesting. Here, I want to let you read this. The fear of lightning is called astrophobia. After looking at it, lightning scarred bench. Imagine what a bolt of lightning could do to your own loved ones. Guys, spring is springing. You can see some of the heat just out there. The complete calm still, guys. Still, there's the rig way down there. I got here's another sign toward a force. The volcano was created by forces beyond our time but not beyond our understanding. During the decade long eruption, lava bombs built up successive labors to this loose cylinder pile cinder pile. amount of piece and just reflection points, guys. You can see for miles, endless miles here. They say you can see up to five states. If can if Kansas over there in that corner here had a mountain, you could see it. We can see Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico is one we're in, and Colorado of course. So, just a really, really magnificent spot, guys. and the people and the Indians have always been coming here. Thanks for joining us, man. Such a cool place. [Music] Probably hear me breathing, guys. I'm straight up another high point of the volcano. Made it to the other side. There's some along the way. Help you get up and over all this, guys. But the majestic beauty, the puress in nature, being able to see five states on one trail. Absolutely remarkable, guys. It's been a fun field hike. Lots of good energy. Cliff hanging at his finest. Y'all can see that. We definitely thank you. And uh See once we get to the top with an idea or two there. This is what we're looking at what we're looking at earlier guys. They're saying that's the Raton Clayton volcanic field erupted about various times last 9 million years ago. The Clayton phase second period was occurred 3.2 million years ago somewhere in there. Rabbit ear mountain out there guys. Old cinder cone down there right there. You can see it in front of us, guys. And there's Fome out there. Falsome. Falseome. We're on the other side of the the views now, guys. So, we're looking up towards Colorado again. New Mexico's behind us. But man, this is a cool place. There's some pressure ridges here, too, that I'm going to focus on right there. See those not rapid here, guys. I'm talking way out there. I probably hear the wind. There it is. Right center on the side of Kaplan, guys. I'm just soaking in the energy right now of Colorado. Rocky Mountain, nothing but good pure solid rock energy moving inward for the other side was flattened out. And this is one of the most remarkable hikes I've done in a long time, guys. Capital volcano just other side of Oklahoma. When you're out here, be sure and go visit my friend at the Kinton Museum. I do love to see you guys again. Thanks for joining us on another trail and awesome awesome adventures. We'll see you down in the volcano next. The delicate gray green yellow gross of the boulder in the front of your plants called lychans. Some lychans call are 20,000 years old leading to the nickname time strains. These crusty growth responsible for creating weak acid breaks down the rocks soils. Plants can grow volcanic. All right, guys. We just completed the circle of life here. Just looking down in the volcano. So, we're going to take you down there next. Just want to show you as we're walking what's happening here. Just a beautiful, beautiful mountain side. Big ceiling. [Music] All right, guys. We're going to walk down towards the bottom. I'm showing you already. Just amazing. Amazing features. 200 yard down is a downward height. See some of these smaller eruptions. They said some of them lasted a year, some not in years, but they would just keep building on one another. What an impressive sender. Just a little people on the trail with their to father sisters. Some of this here might some wind noise but a magical Here you guys, we're approaching the bottom. There's two trails here on the bottom that we'll look at. And there's the actual spot where surface, you know, just shot it. Definitely be respectful the national park. So, always respect when you go there. Please, please. So, volcanic plumbing. So right in the center guys you can see where it would have shot out and there would have been some side vents here too. The vamp capulin has long been plugged by solid lava such as rocks you see in front of me. So, it just had to build up, build up, build up. But you can see we're way way down here, guys. That's all the way you see it. It's another vent over here. So, that's going to show does take you down to the bottom of it. So, water flow from that side to this side. Kaplan Volcano. Definitely put it on your list. You're going towards Colorado. If you're coming back out of Utah, it's worth the stop. New Mexico. They would love tourists here. A good place to Hear the birds and the sounds, guys. I'm going take this off. All right, guys. See y'all again. Kaplan Volcano 360. Circle of life. Circle of friends, guys. find them and just enjoy each day as it's a free gift from the good Lord. Be good, guys. One last thing here. I hear the echo. All right, it's good echo. There's lava, dude. All right. Later, guys. Peace. See the circular rims here, guys. [Music]